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"We Didn't Help Ourselves At All": Cincinnati Coach Scott Satterfield's Brutal Take on Utah's 49-25 Dominance
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Halloween wasn’t sweet for Cincinnati fans this year. The Bearcats got absolutely flattened, a dominant 49-25 beatdown at home by the Utah Utes at Nippert Stadium on Saturday, October […]
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Game Week Fan Guide Presented by Utah 360: Red Out & Military Appreciation Game vs. BYU
Third-ranked Utes return to Rice-Eccles Stadium for sold-out 10 a.m. game on ABC. SALT LAKE CITY—The 3rd-ranked Utah Utes (8-0; 5-0 Big 12) return to Rice-Eccles Stadium Saturday morning for a sold-out 10 a.m. game on ABC, extending their streak of consecutive sellouts to 101. Utah will face 7th-ranked BYU (7-1; 4-1 Big 12) in a celebration of Military Appreciation and fans are encouraged to wear red for the annual Red Out.
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Ties that bind: Utah holds a lot of familiarity and admiration for Tanuvasa
Every year there’s a great narrative regarding just how close the personal ties between more than several BYU players and coaches are with those at Utah, although few can touch the connections still intact for Cougar defensive lineman Keanu Tanuvasa. Of course those connections are implied when a player...
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No. 25 BYU basketball vs. Ohio State: How to watch, stream, listen
SALT LAKE CITY — BYU basketball tips off the 2026-27 season in one of the best matchups on the opening night schedule in college hoops. The Cougars will face the Ohio State Buckeyes. Both teams were single-digit seeds last year in the NCAA Tournament, but suffered Round of 64...
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High school football: Viliamu Ripley scores 6 TDs as Highland shatters scoring record in playoff victory
The Highland Rams are breaching new territory under head coach Kautai Olevao. Highland dropped into the 4A ranks in 2025 and has since become a championship contender. Friday night, the Rams got a chance to play host to a first-round playoff game, and Viliamu Ripley made them look good. Ripley, just a sophomore, rushed for 181 yards and scored six touchdowns as eighth-seeded Highland broke a school record for points in a playoff game in their 70-42 win over No. 9 Bear River. Griffin Backman also made a big play, returning a kickoff 72 yards just before halftime to give the Rams a 42-35 lead, and they took advantage of the Bears’ injury problems to advance to the second round for the second consecutive year. “The boys were determined,” Olevao said. “We had boys come back from injury and, for the first time in a while, we were able to put the best 11 guys out there.” Highland improved to 8-2 overall with the win. The Rams took second place in Region 10 and now face their biggest task, traveling to Cache Valley next week to take on undefeated — and No. 1 seed — Ridgeline. “We know what’s ahead